| BRIC | Collection of curios, ... -a-brac |
| SHOWCASE | Glass vitrine for the display of curios, works of art and other delicate articles in a museum or boutique |
| VERTU | Word for a taste for fine art; a love of curios; or, objets d'art collectively (5) |
| VIRTUAL | Practical nature of curios to a novice (7) |
| BRICABRAC | Clutter of curios |
| CENSORIOUS | Highly critical of curios one's collected |
| EATEN | After disposal of curio, irritated auctioneer consumed |
| VIRTUOSO | From Italian for "learned, skilful", a musician or artist of consummate technical ability; a connoisseur or dilettante of antiquities, art or curios; or, a dazzling master, prodigy, supremo or whizz i |
| SHABBY | A word meaning ramshackle, tatty or threadbare; or, with "chic", a style of decor characterised by distressed furniture, muted tones, pastel colours and old cottagey curios (6) |
| VIRTU | Love of or taste for objects of art; objects of art as curios and antiques |
| RELICS | Floyd comp subtitled A Bizarre Collection Of Antiques & Curios (6) |
| VIRTUALLY | Practically gives a friend a taste for curios, etc. |
| PAGEANT | A parade of pomp, age antiques and curios (7) |
| ORNAMENTS | Musical embellishments or flourishes such as acciaccaturas, mordents or trills; or, knick-knacks, bric-a-brac, curios, curiosities, bibelots and general trumpery (9) |
| RIO | Choose some curios in a South American city (3) |
| BRAC | Bric-a-___: Miscellaneous curios |
| ATROCIOUS | Curios, to a developer, are dreadful (9) |
| OBJETSDART | Protests when caught out with a missile and curios (6,4) |
| TOYS | Curios |
| CURIOSITIES | Curios |
